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fact that a third of california's can't pay rent. there is not a loof relief coming from anywhere. i mean, those are all a lot of the issues that make it difficult for people tofocus onwhat is happening statewide. but when wethhave foun when people understand that prop 16 undoes a great wrong, that, you know, it puts california in with most of the statth. most states allo consideration of race in the history of racism as part of their assessment in that i'm joining groups like affirmative action, and aclu and kamala harris supports this. that would bring back a level of balance and offer asian americans, latinos, and black t been available since those rules were changed more than a decade ago. turnout. et's turn to voter the democrats focusing more on turni out likely democratic voters or on getting the independents to come over and join them? oh this is not a persuasion game at all. we have the number of vote need record turnout, and look. work at facing both the le pandemic where pehave to have two vote safety. we have national mes
fact that a third of california's can't pay rent. there is not a loof relief coming from anywhere. i mean, those are all a lot of the issues that make it difficult for people tofocus onwhat is happening statewide. but when wethhave foun when people understand that prop 16 undoes a great wrong, that, you know, it puts california in with most of the statth. most states allo consideration of race in the history of racism as part of their assessment in that i'm joining groups like affirmative...
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the issue in california, it's not voter fraud when it come to vote by mail. it's the issue of rejected ballots, and i would be because a ballot is postmarked too late or maybe there's an issue with the signature. there is with election officials are trying to get around that. on the front in, it's really saying to voters if you're going to head in or phthalates, close to election day, use the dropbox book do not use the usps. there could be a longer time frame of delivery. when it comes to issues of signatures, the so-called curing process of signatures, there's going to be opportunities for election officials after election day to reach out to voters if they forgot to sign their ballots, if they've an incorrect signature, to try to get that and make sure their vote is counted. >> scott, listen to voter measures in the state, specifically prop 15 that takes aim at the old prop 13 passed in 1978, which looks at how property taxes are pegged, basically. property taxes would be pegged at the purchase point for a house. now, there's a new prop on the ballot this
the issue in california, it's not voter fraud when it come to vote by mail. it's the issue of rejected ballots, and i would be because a ballot is postmarked too late or maybe there's an issue with the signature. there is with election officials are trying to get around that. on the front in, it's really saying to voters if you're going to head in or phthalates, close to election day, use the dropbox book do not use the usps. there could be a longer time frame of delivery. when it comes to...
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. >>> it is week 11 of shelter-in- place in northern california. as of this week the united states has had 100,000 related deaths. that is the population of boulder colorado or closer to home, burglary, california. the disease is roaming the golden state with infections topping the same number 100 thousand in california. even as the state's caseload increases the governor is easy restrictions on some businesses. retailers can reopen for in person shopping under guidelines and and or approval for the health departmet. with millions out of work and many businesses shuttered california faces a daunting road to economic recovery. joining me now by skype is tom stier a billionaire investor and a presidential candidate. as a former presidential candidate, what is it like for you to be witnessing the nation office unrest >> i feel terribly sad watching what is happening in minnesota, the murder of a black man in police custody. i feel immense shared grief with the people particularly the african-american people for whom this is the last incident and over
. >>> it is week 11 of shelter-in- place in northern california. as of this week the united states has had 100,000 related deaths. that is the population of boulder colorado or closer to home, burglary, california. the disease is roaming the golden state with infections topping the same number 100 thousand in california. even as the state's caseload increases the governor is easy restrictions on some businesses. retailers can reopen for in person shopping under guidelines and and or...
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he was studying how to do an infrastructure program in california. that is absolutely in the front of his mind and in doing so we would create hundreds of thousands of jobs around california and incumbent on the administration and i know the governor takes this seriously to make sure that the people in ieack and brown communare overrepresented as we try to reveal jobs, rebuild the labor force. that is something where it will be incumbent on us to take a di race and economicdvantage into account as we create jobs and as we do retraining and upscaling. that is something we have to focus on and the governor is focused on. >> what is the biggest obstacle that california faces in his recovery? >> i think the issue is going to be--weather as we reopen there enough demand to buy the services that california can produce and that is why i po think it will be ant for government to take this opportunity to rebuild a better california, to understand that we are not trying to get back to january 2020, in fact, we can and up with a anmore just equitable california
he was studying how to do an infrastructure program in california. that is absolutely in the front of his mind and in doing so we would create hundreds of thousands of jobs around california and incumbent on the administration and i know the governor takes this seriously to make sure that the people in ieack and brown communare overrepresented as we try to reveal jobs, rebuild the labor force. that is something where it will be incumbent on us to take a di race and economicdvantage into account...
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the majority of people in california are demanding racial justice. there'a tremendous support for leveling the playing field when it comes to race for admissions and for opportunities for businesses, small businesses to contractith public entities, and i reject wholeheartedly that the idea there is not a lot of support for prop 16. i think what the challenge ha been isawareness. i mean, we have in the state of california as well as nationally a focus on people's health, focus on the fact that a third of lifornia's can't pay rent. there is not a lot of relief coming from anywhere. i mean, those are all a lot of the issues that make it difficult ppening statewide. on what is but when we have found that when people understand that prop 16 undoes a great ong, th, you know, it puts california in with most of the states. most states allow the ra consideration of in the history of racism as part of joining groups like affirmative action, and aclu and mala harris supports this. we are talking about some of that would bring back level of balance and offer asi
the majority of people in california are demanding racial justice. there'a tremendous support for leveling the playing field when it comes to race for admissions and for opportunities for businesses, small businesses to contractith public entities, and i reject wholeheartedly that the idea there is not a lot of support for prop 16. i think what the challenge ha been isawareness. i mean, we have in the state of california as well as nationally a focus on people's health, focus on the fact that a...
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california is doing its own say it to x safety review. i deeply trust in that safety review process. the folks who are part of that safety review process e experts, they are extremely well-versed in reviewing the safety of vaccines and the minute they say that it ist sa only will i sign up to take it out when it is available i will make sure that my entire family rece. es a as we cayou are on pointed as thfoe ia's pandemic struck. how have your goals been impacted by the pandemic? >> it is a great question. coming into office when a my gn ure initiatives that i have been working on since starting was something called asis aware initiative. it is itiative to raise awareness and ain our healthcare providers to understand how stress and trauma impacts house health and how to spond with evidence- based inform trauma care. while we have been all hands on deck with the cronut coronavirus pandemic it turns out this initiative has been more imptant than ever. because so many californians in our rinsing the to get levels of trauma and adversity. a
california is doing its own say it to x safety review. i deeply trust in that safety review process. the folks who are part of that safety review process e experts, they are extremely well-versed in reviewing the safety of vaccines and the minute they say that it ist sa only will i sign up to take it out when it is available i will make sure that my entire family rece. es a as we cayou are on pointed as thfoe ia's pandemic struck. how have your goals been impacted by the pandemic? >> it...
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back in may agrippa california churches went before the u.s. supreme court with a plea lito allow ous services to resume ago they argued that the governor's limits on how many during the pandemic violated their freedom of religion. at the cold at the time the roles. oted to uphold the saying es should be treated in the same fashion as the secular government go with the addition of y comey barrett and that new court just overturned new york restrictions on indoor worshist saying those ctions do violate it does violate religious liberty. >> there taking catheir to the supreme court again. number bishop hodges and archbishop of san francisco. gentlemen, thank you both for joining. before we get into the allenge before the brain court. arwould you please with us what changes you would like to see to the current restrictions wi. archbishop i begin with you. >> yes, we have been trying to sustain our people during the time of pathis emic. we have about one half million catholics in the archdiocese of san francisco and 90 parishes codering the west of
back in may agrippa california churches went before the u.s. supreme court with a plea lito allow ous services to resume ago they argued that the governor's limits on how many during the pandemic violated their freedom of religion. at the cold at the time the roles. oted to uphold the saying es should be treated in the same fashion as the secular government go with the addition of y comey barrett and that new court just overturned new york restrictions on indoor worshist saying those ctions do...
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association represents more than 400 california hospital. has a various the demand on california hospitals right now? >> the numbers we are seeing right now are more than alarming. we have more than 30,000 californians who are becoming covid positive each and y ev day. that is three times more than anything we saw at the peak of our last surge in the summer. 12% of those individuals are in need of hospital care and that means our hospitals are stretched to their limits right now. statewide about 85% of our icu beds are filled. california is a big state what that means is in some places, san diego, imperial county, the los angeles area, san joaquin county we have hospitals whose icu capacity right now is filled to its limit. >> bob, we spoke with you just before thanksgiving and you warned us of a post- thanksgiving this year. are we seeing the full effect of that surge in hospitals and is it as bad as you do? >> the time is such that the effects of thanksgiving are no being seen in terms of hospital admission. it is interesting because that
association represents more than 400 california hospital. has a various the demand on california hospitals right now? >> the numbers we are seeing right now are more than alarming. we have more than 30,000 californians who are becoming covid positive each and y ev day. that is three times more than anything we saw at the peak of our last surge in the summer. 12% of those individuals are in need of hospital care and that means our hospitals are stretched to their limits right now....
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hjoe biden selected california sender kamala harris as his running mate -- california senator kamala harris as his running mate.e sh honored to join him as thes party'ominee. senator harris is the first black woman to featurertn a major pa ticket. the pair will take on president trump and vice president mike pence in novemb's election. and i you want to knowe out the race, we do encourage you to check out our website for the very latest. you will find that on the bbc news websi and the app. do check out our special u.s. 2020 election index while you are there. do check us out onwitter. thanksch very mu for joining me. i'm jane narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. d by contributions to this pbs station from viewerlike you. thank u. nat the height of the conflict. into vietnam he tecame a single parent of young children. we moved a lot. we slept in restreas. we slep
hjoe biden selected california sender kamala harris as his running mate -- california senator kamala harris as his running mate.e sh honored to join him as thes party'ominee. senator harris is the first black woman to featurertn a major pa ticket. the pair will take on president trump and vice president mike pence in novemb's election. and i you want to knowe out the race, we do encourage you to check out our website for the very latest. you will find that on the bbc news websi and the app. do...
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both here in california nationally? >> sure, ultimately daca and defeed action is never a complete program, they'll have s requiremnd quite strict requirements that leave out e laabs of the population. so i think if we are thinking forward, the only real fit that many people have said about this, is legislative. we need to think whether there are pathways to regularize status, not just for drforecipients but a much broader group, who are un cumented. after das created, in 2012, that is when you got the significant chil migration surges, in 2014. again in 2016 and continued with people fleeing violence in central american countries. so the number of peop who are not covered by deferred action programs is only going to grow. >> the daca prram also doesn't offer a path to citizenship, so are these recipients in legal limbo if they can't become citizens or permanent residents? >> they certainly are, what they have now is to guarantee, o at leasttemporary time, that they will not be removed. and during that time they can wor
both here in california nationally? >> sure, ultimately daca and defeed action is never a complete program, they'll have s requiremnd quite strict requirements that leave out e laabs of the population. so i think if we are thinking forward, the only real fit that many people have said about this, is legislative. we need to think whether there are pathways to regularize status, not just for drforecipients but a much broader group, who are un cumented. after das created, in 2012, that is...
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when one would be available in california and who would be first in line. plus a look at something beautiful. we take in the major red retrospective of a pioneering artist. welcome to kqed newsroom. >>> president trump continues his refusal to concede the election and has the backing of prominent republicans and members of his cabinet. on tuesday, secretary of state said there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. mitch mcconnell has refused to recognize president-elect, joe biden and there are lawsuits to challenge the results. president elect biden has called the behavior and embarrassment and is moving forward with the transition plan. molly harris is leaving the seat for her place in the white house. now joining us in san francisco is the look tenant governor. thank you for joining us. let's start with the burning question. your name has been mentioned as a candidate to fill kamala harris is senate seat when she goes to washington, d.c. have you had any conversation with governor newsom about that position? >> that's a big choice
when one would be available in california and who would be first in line. plus a look at something beautiful. we take in the major red retrospective of a pioneering artist. welcome to kqed newsroom. >>> president trump continues his refusal to concede the election and has the backing of prominent republicans and members of his cabinet. on tuesday, secretary of state said there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. mitch mcconnell has refused to recognize...
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i'm hearing estimates from 20- 25% unemployment projected in california. in the past, high in employment has tended to create political change. do you expect the same to happen here? >> you know, i think this is such an unprecedented moment. we went from the budget surplus, the lowest unemployment in history to what might be the highest unemployment in history overnight. i think this is going to depend on a lot of factors including what happens with the coronavirus testing, with contact tracing, with therapies and vaccines, some of which are out of the hands of state and local leaders, right? and i think that it is really going to depend on how voters view this. like, right now you have seen new cement be very popular. he is taking charge and having daily press conferences. there is a lot of anger on the left at donald trump. this has become a partisan issue but in california democrats or leaning democrats when you add in the nonpartisan voters, are really the vast majority. republicans do not have a lot of power here. i do not anticipate that upending cli
i'm hearing estimates from 20- 25% unemployment projected in california. in the past, high in employment has tended to create political change. do you expect the same to happen here? >> you know, i think this is such an unprecedented moment. we went from the budget surplus, the lowest unemployment in history to what might be the highest unemployment in history overnight. i think this is going to depend on a lot of factors including what happens with the coronavirus testing, with contact...
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both here in california nationally? >> sure, ultitely daca and deferred action is never a complete prograey'll have requirements and quite strict requirements that leave out large swabs of the population. so i think if we are thinking forward, the only real fit that many people have said abist thislegislative. we need to rethink whether there are pathways to stregularize status, not for dr. recipients but for a much broader group, who are undocumented. after daca was created, in significant child migration he surges, in 2014. again in 2016 and continued with people fleeing violence in central americ countries. so tmber of people who are not covered by deferred action programs is only gointo grow. >> the daca program also doesn't offer a path to citizenship, so are these recipients in legal limbo if they can't become citizens or permanent residey s? >> they certaie, what they have now is toguarantee, at least for temporary time, that they will not be removed. and during that time they can work, or get work d authorizati
both here in california nationally? >> sure, ultitely daca and deferred action is never a complete prograey'll have requirements and quite strict requirements that leave out large swabs of the population. so i think if we are thinking forward, the only real fit that many people have said abist thislegislative. we need to rethink whether there are pathways to stregularize status, not for dr. recipients but for a much broader group, who are undocumented. after daca was created, in...
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california but thanks for watching.on. bye bye. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... laguage specialists teachin spanish, french and re. raymond james. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs statiofrom viewers like you. thank you. narrator: you're watching pbs. vo: ready to watch the best of anytime, anywhere, on nearly any device? it's easy with the pbs video app. simply download the pbs vio appou r mobile or streaming device. now you can watch the latest pbs episodes, or catch up on the shows you missed. and when you support your local station, you can get pbs passport, giving you access to more episodes, more specials, more of what you love! get the pbs video app nowst ream the best of pbs, anytime you want, anywhere you are. - a platform where... - people can go to in order to share their experiences. - when i was 18 and joined the marine corps. - and it's beemazing journey ever since. - this p
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joe biden h selected california sender kamala harris as his running mate -- california senator kamala harris as his running mate. she isonored to join him as the party's nominee. senator harris is the first black woman to feature on a major party ticket. the pair will take on president trump and vice president mike pence in novemb's election. and if you want to knowore about the race, we do encourage you to check out our websie for ry latest. you will find that on the bbc news website and the do check out our specialle u.s. 2020ion index while you are there. do check us out on twitter. thanks very much for joining me. i'm jane narrator: funding for this p presentation of thgram is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. by judpeter blum kovler foundation; pursuiam solutions for ica's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. nflat the height of the cont.d into vietnam he became a single parent of two young children. we moved a lot we slept in rest areas. we slept in our car. i didn't realiz
joe biden h selected california sender kamala harris as his running mate -- california senator kamala harris as his running mate. she isonored to join him as the party's nominee. senator harris is the first black woman to feature on a major party ticket. the pair will take on president trump and vice president mike pence in novemb's election. and if you want to knowore about the race, we do encourage you to check out our websie for ry latest. you will find that on the bbc news website and the...
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the california dues have been permitted to reopen. the oakland zoo and the san re francisco zoo both in close. behind the scenes the zoos continue to care for the animals and maintain the grounds. but the lack of visitors has been addressed a call in th budget. does zeus have received money from the paycheck protection program. the money is running out. ssibility of closing forever. joining me by skype is the ceo. we ao e have ceo of the san francisco zoo, tanya peterson. >> thank you . reporter: the san francisco botanical garden d over 20,000 visitors. why is there a difference between the botanical garden and the zoo? >> i do not see a difference especially with the reopening plan. all outdoor places will be open. i think can open safely with less people and in a controlled rmanner. orter: tell me in a nutshell how bad is the financial picture for the oakland zoo? >> it is a matter of numbers. by the end of this month we will have to $.2 million left inhe reserve. we have earned $1 million per month. we will usup the reserves. >> r
the california dues have been permitted to reopen. the oakland zoo and the san re francisco zoo both in close. behind the scenes the zoos continue to care for the animals and maintain the grounds. but the lack of visitors has been addressed a call in th budget. does zeus have received money from the paycheck protection program. the money is running out. ssibility of closing forever. joining me by skype is the ceo. we ao e have ceo of the san francisco zoo, tanya peterson. >> thank you ....
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why california? well, remember, the sectors that are being hurt are wrapped around tourism inparticular, and california, of course, because of our beautiful weather and the great things to do, is, has a tremendous amount of tourism. when you look around the state,n the highest ployment rate, the worst decline in jobs, have been in tourist centers, orange county, san francisco, places that pie not lly cyclical because they have also had so many high-end centers. contrast that with the inland empire which ha actually se the lowest overall decline in number of jobs of any major economy in the state. again, that is not a heavy tourism sector. like palm springs and temecula. >> we just talked with a small business owner in san francisco who e said that ppp load that he received was too little, too late. can you tell me, is there any e data out thabout how effective the program has been nationally? >> no, because those kind of studies tried to fire out the effectiveness of programs, it numbers, we have to
why california? well, remember, the sectors that are being hurt are wrapped around tourism inparticular, and california, of course, because of our beautiful weather and the great things to do, is, has a tremendous amount of tourism. when you look around the state,n the highest ployment rate, the worst decline in jobs, have been in tourist centers, orange county, san francisco, places that pie not lly cyclical because they have also had so many high-end centers. contrast that with the inland...
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we have been able to cr redistributes the state of california. we expected to see an uptick in cases but not nearly the rate of rise that we are seeing now. we have positivity break, the numb of tests that are positive that are continuing to rise across e one you. it is definitely in the danger zone. that is concerning and we do have to pay attention. i would say two things that we did not do as well. one thing is we fail to realize aswe went outside we had to treat the protections that we in public. on that we needed the universal masking when you're out. the second area, this is something we are starting to appreciate even more is how indoor environmentsr reallywhere there is great risk. we have seen this in the retrenchment in taking that there were we can dine indoors. closing the bars, also it is importanto make surethat gatherings in someone's home or another private, indoor environment is limited to a smaller number of people. i believe santa clara just banned those types of indoor gatherings. indoor environments are particularly challengi
we have been able to cr redistributes the state of california. we expected to see an uptick in cases but not nearly the rate of rise that we are seeing now. we have positivity break, the numb of tests that are positive that are continuing to rise across e one you. it is definitely in the danger zone. that is concerning and we do have to pay attention. i would say two things that we did not do as well. one thing is we fail to realize aswe went outside we had to treat the protections that we in...
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so they put this proposition on the ballot, which gives california the ability-- california voters the ability te von it. and if the ballot, if proposition 22 passes, these works will be labeled as contractors, and the only way to get rid of that 7/en will be for 8 of the california legislature to overturn the proposition. so it's a huge bill. soer, if this passes, nd lyft drivers are going to be contractors for the foreseeable future. >> sreenivasan: so, what has the pandemic done in the middle of this eight year long struggle to gure out if somebody is an employee or a contractor? re comes this unforeseen ent that changes howe live and work and, more important for this business, move about? >> right. i'd say the pandemic did two real big things. first thing it did was suddenly you had all these uber and lyft drivers that didn't have work anymorebut they couldn't collect unemployment because uber and lyft, by classifying their drivers as contractors, have not paid one cent into the state unemployment funds. thousands of drivers going,f like, "i can't get a ride. can i get some money?"
so they put this proposition on the ballot, which gives california the ability-- california voters the ability te von it. and if the ballot, if proposition 22 passes, these works will be labeled as contractors, and the only way to get rid of that 7/en will be for 8 of the california legislature to overturn the proposition. so it's a huge bill. soer, if this passes, nd lyft drivers are going to be contractors for the foreseeable future. >> sreenivasan: so, what has the pandemic done in the...
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california has 415 delegates. that will have a big impact. california is so expensive to campaign here. we have seen candidates, and raise money. not too many have been here campaigning except recently. they a spending time texas and other places where they can be on television for less money. the other reason, to help candidates like harris and eric. they dropped out. if you ask if it helped make california relevant, harris would say no. say bernie sanders hathe lead among democratic voters in california. can anyone take that away from him? is it his to win? >> after 2016 we don't make predictions. it would be surprising if anyone were to beat bernie sanders. however, elizabeth warren in second in the poll. e ands if those numbers are right to pick up delegates whichcould help her momentum. a lot of peoplewho have tten the vote by mail ballots are holding on way later than they ave. ng on way later than they including people that analyze including paul mitchell. he says it inclu are consistent voters. not about ballots and not turninthem in.
california has 415 delegates. that will have a big impact. california is so expensive to campaign here. we have seen candidates, and raise money. not too many have been here campaigning except recently. they a spending time texas and other places where they can be on television for less money. the other reason, to help candidates like harris and eric. they dropped out. if you ask if it helped make california relevant, harris would say no. say bernie sanders hathe lead among democratic voters in...
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do you expect an accurate vote count here in california shortly after election day? or will there be a significant delay? >> accurateyes. but ick that's nothing new in california. the midterms were conducted fairly and thstate. but because of mail-in ballots being dropped off later toward election daywhilstill allowing people to mail their ballots in on election day it will lead to a longer vote counting period. there is a new state law on theh book year that i would say postal proves the state and allow 17 days for ballots to b received and counted. expect that process to play t through november. i do think a bigger challenge is actually going to be the in person voting. i've heard from elections officials ere's been a real scramble to find poll workers and locations. there's going to be huge shift u to mail-in voting it's not going to be everyone. there's a big question mark on whether not they will be le to haa safe and efficient election experience. >> i wanted to ask you about a poll that was released this month. at 90% of demofavor expanding mail-in ballots. bu
do you expect an accurate vote count here in california shortly after election day? or will there be a significant delay? >> accurateyes. but ick that's nothing new in california. the midterms were conducted fairly and thstate. but because of mail-in ballots being dropped off later toward election daywhilstill allowing people to mail their ballots in on election day it will lead to a longer vote counting period. there is a new state law on theh book year that i would say postal proves the...
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rent control has always been controversial in california. what you see historically, even though we are progressive on al sossues, when it comes to economics there's a split between property owners and renters, for example. it was also run by an unpopular figure, michael weinstei the head ofthe healthcare foundation. he got undercut by democrats in the legislature passing the mild version of rental hi protection led to governor newsom not supporting this. they got outspent also. i think with the exceptn of affirmative-action come on every single ballot measure that won they out enthere opponents. you cat look at in a vacuum. with prop 15 the commercial property tax increase. you have a complicated situation for proponents in the recession and so much uncertainty and when californians havealready's been resident roto back anything with prop 13. this ballot measure uld lead to their property go u just commercial properties. >>> you spent time this week for with governor newsom and election elected officials who e phone banking in san francisco
rent control has always been controversial in california. what you see historically, even though we are progressive on al sossues, when it comes to economics there's a split between property owners and renters, for example. it was also run by an unpopular figure, michael weinstei the head ofthe healthcare foundation. he got undercut by democrats in the legislature passing the mild version of rental hi protection led to governor newsom not supporting this. they got outspent also. i think with...
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bernie sanders has the lead among democratic voters in california. can anyone take that away from him? is it his to win? >> after 2016 we don't make predictions. it wld be surprising if anyone were to beat bernie er sa however, elizabeth warren is in second in the poll. she stands if those numbers are right to pick up delegates whichcould help hea momentum. lot of people who have gotten the vote by mail ballots are holding on way later than they ave. ng on way later than they including people that analyze including paul mitchell. he says it includes people that not about ballots not turning them ey. re waiting for the debates, nevada, south carolina. i do think that joe biden. what happens in south carolina could help him stay in the race. if you are bernie sanders or elizabeth warren, joe biden you mighhope the candidates are cold and it becomes a ratwo-way after super tuesday. there is a lot in the air.>> how many other candidates will hit the 15% threshold. in order to get delegates a l, congressiostatewide you have to get 15%. the more bernie san
bernie sanders has the lead among democratic voters in california. can anyone take that away from him? is it his to win? >> after 2016 we don't make predictions. it wld be surprising if anyone were to beat bernie er sa however, elizabeth warren is in second in the poll. she stands if those numbers are right to pick up delegates whichcould help hea momentum. lot of people who have gotten the vote by mail ballots are holding on way later than they ave. ng on way later than they including...
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i think most people in northern california had not seen this much sme ever. so, that is pretty scary an daunting. to maybe think that this could be the future of our next summer, and the suer after. so, it was pretty apocalyptic. >> that's the word that seems that was used over and over again this past week. this new center is your brainchild, you created u because saw a ally specific and critical need in our knowledge for wildfire information. what are some of the unknowns that you are hoping answer. >> well, with this team of interdisciplinary scientists, across the field of wildfir we hope to better understand fire behavior, extreme fi behavior, how changing fire weather conditions can lead to severe fir.an what policies and wh social aspects we can adapt to and make modifications to the way we are living in this environment. so, there is a lot of different aspects that we want to tackle th the center. for example, we want to get high resolution modeling for what it weather forecasting. using new observational tos and computing resources. it's pretty s cit
i think most people in northern california had not seen this much sme ever. so, that is pretty scary an daunting. to maybe think that this could be the future of our next summer, and the suer after. so, it was pretty apocalyptic. >> that's the word that seems that was used over and over again this past week. this new center is your brainchild, you created u because saw a ally specific and critical need in our knowledge for wildfire information. what are some of the unknowns that you are...
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but how much of a change can california have when it comes to climate change? how much of an impact can we have when we don't havethe federal leadership that will help us get there as a nation? >> actually califoia exerts a huge influence, we were the first state to pass a 100% clean energy target for 2025, and now washington state, hawaii, new york, and new meco ha all followed us with their own versions of the same thing. so there isic a domeimpact, we see it in the positions of the democratic candidates, and inscfact, the ntific consensus is over 97% of scientists see this as a very clear, human-caused climate emergenc so california's stance, is in the leadership in the u.s., it is entirely consistent with the science. and it is entirely consistent with california's out-of-state policies, we haveclean energy trade agreements with china, we partner with european governments, where their position is much more aligned between the policies, the economic investme of the science, just like we'r here. so california is 60% clean energy go by 2030, is one that we exp
but how much of a change can california have when it comes to climate change? how much of an impact can we have when we don't havethe federal leadership that will help us get there as a nation? >> actually califoia exerts a huge influence, we were the first state to pass a 100% clean energy target for 2025, and now washington state, hawaii, new york, and new meco ha all followed us with their own versions of the same thing. so there isic a domeimpact, we see it in the positions of the...
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california's progressive, business, labor? i think what we've seen historically is that californians take their time and look at them individually. proposition 21 the rent control measure was a battle. rent control has always been controversatl in california. you see historically, even though we are progressive on social issues, when it comes to economics there's a eesplit beproperty owners and renters, for example. it was also run by an unpopular figure, mi ael weinstein, the head of the foundation. he got undercut by democrats in the legislature passing the otection which led to this. or newsom not supporting they got outspent also. i think with the exception of affirmative-action come on every single ballot measure that won they out spent there opponents. at you can't look it in a vacuum. with prop 15 the commercial property tax increase. you have a complicated situation for proponents inreth ssion and so much uncertainty and when californians have already's been resident to rollback anything with prop 13. this ballot measu
california's progressive, business, labor? i think what we've seen historically is that californians take their time and look at them individually. proposition 21 the rent control measure was a battle. rent control has always been controversatl in california. you see historically, even though we are progressive on social issues, when it comes to economics there's a eesplit beproperty owners and renters, for example. it was also run by an unpopular figure, mi ael weinstein, the head of the...
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a the gig economy is expanding t everywhere, st in california. companies like uber and lyft will take prop 22 elsewhere and use it as a template toat replicate voters here have done in carving out this exception n't california labor law. they don't have a lot of good options, i would say. >> one of california's biggest export is our ideas. coming up. that nationally and a couple proposals with housing both rent control. what is this say about our perspective about housing and what we arwilling to do about affordability issues? >> this may not be a popular opinion. i think when you look at this ballot, you can't necessarily california's progressive, business, labor? i think what we've seen historically is that californians take their time and lo at them individually. proposition 21 the rent control measure was a battle. rent control has always been controversial in califoia. what you e historically, even though we are progressive on social issues, when it comes to economics there's a split ow between propertyrs and renters, for example. it was als
a the gig economy is expanding t everywhere, st in california. companies like uber and lyft will take prop 22 elsewhere and use it as a template toat replicate voters here have done in carving out this exception n't california labor law. they don't have a lot of good options, i would say. >> one of california's biggest export is our ideas. coming up. that nationally and a couple proposals with housing both rent control. what is this say about our perspective about housing and what we...
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>>> first up can anything stop to california's wildfires from devastating? we dig in with strategies of solutions. also the grand old party held its convention this morning and we will have political analysis anthe latest of on the rate race for the white house.an >>her police involved shooting of a black man sparks shprotests and a of solidarity in the world of sports. welcome to kqed newsroom. the scu and you lightning plot complex fires now rank as y at second and third largest fires in state history. merely one .4 million acres have burned statewide in nearly 2000 structures have been destroyed. at least seven people have a ed as result of the fires and were injured. fires like this seem to be a new normal in california with significant delays is coming almost every fall. climate change has made weather more unpredictable and led to hotter and drier conditions and pushed to fire prone regions. should we plan to live with this devastation and air quality for many years to come? is there any way g out? joine is scott stevens a professor at uc berkeley. we
>>> first up can anything stop to california's wildfires from devastating? we dig in with strategies of solutions. also the grand old party held its convention this morning and we will have political analysis anthe latest of on the rate race for the white house.an >>her police involved shooting of a black man sparks shprotests and a of solidarity in the world of sports. welcome to kqed newsroom. the scu and you lightning plot complex fires now rank as y at second and third...
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ldfires in california. from their homes. the u.s. postmaster general tells senate committee that ballots inhe november presidential election will be delivered securely and on time. the belarus opposition leader valves to stand until the end in protest over disputed elections. >> hello and well them. -- welcome. russian doctors say opposition tist alexei navalny can be transported to germany for orders leave that is transport was delayed until no trace is on poison can be inside him. he became unwell after drinking tea at an airport cafe. moscow strongly denies he was poisoned. a spokesman of the hospital explained why the lands to move mr. novotny had changed. -- mr. navalny. >> the relatives of the patient have made multiple requests. they have been given all of the information about the diagnosis. they are ready to acpt the risk of transportation. wehe have decidedfore not to oppose transportation to another clinic you're it it will be one the relatives choose. it will be the one the relatives oo. once it is confirmed, it will acce
ldfires in california. from their homes. the u.s. postmaster general tells senate committee that ballots inhe november presidential election will be delivered securely and on time. the belarus opposition leader valves to stand until the end in protest over disputed elections. >> hello and well them. -- welcome. russian doctors say opposition tist alexei navalny can be transported to germany for orders leave that is transport was delayed until no trace is on poison can be inside him. he...
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w is that doing among likely california voters? >> not very well, anlaa si measure prop 10 was on the ballot a couple years ago, and was overwhelmingly rejected by voters. i think thistime around, some voters remember that earlier ballot measure and are wondering why is is back on the ballot cuba we have not changed our minds. governgi newsom signed ation expanding some protectionfor renters, so perhaps the voters want to wait and see how those steps addres the problem,t it is not doing well. it's under 40%, and that's not a good sign this close to the election, so it has a real p climb to make. >> scott shafer anmarisa lagos leading our excellent politics team, thank you so much, and good luck over the next few days and weeks. >> thank you so much. >>> visit gukqed.org/vote . >>> at this timein 2016, just days before the presidential to election, hillary clseems like she had the win on lock. poll after poll predicted or easy victory, but that was no to be. so how could the pollsters be so wrong, and since they were wrong in 2016,
w is that doing among likely california voters? >> not very well, anlaa si measure prop 10 was on the ballot a couple years ago, and was overwhelmingly rejected by voters. i think thistime around, some voters remember that earlier ballot measure and are wondering why is is back on the ballot cuba we have not changed our minds. governgi newsom signed ation expanding some protectionfor renters, so perhaps the voters want to wait and see how those steps addres the problem,t it is not doing...
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california to see california and could change the entire narrative, if senator sandea rs hag night in california that will change things. but at the moment, i think you have to say that former vice president biden is holding the south, he is swing muscle in places we weren't sure he was going to hold. he is holding scieniozens very well, voters 65 and up he doing great among african and americans. >> woodruff: and among young voters bernie sanders -- >> bernie sanders is sweeping the fieg with yor voters but not as many voters 65 and over in most states, all states. >> woodruff: i believe, stu rothenberg we have a graphic to share with our audience. this is what the delegate count looks like at thisoint, it is still early, but here you see, i mean, joe biden started out before super tuesday, stu, not way out in the lead, but look at that, 174, again, it is early. iere is still -- >> and winning states that hillary clinton won against bernie sanders. so some ofthese states he should win and he needs to win, but there is kind of the subtext. there is an undercurrent of over performance
california to see california and could change the entire narrative, if senator sandea rs hag night in california that will change things. but at the moment, i think you have to say that former vice president biden is holding the south, he is swing muscle in places we weren't sure he was going to hold. he is holding scieniozens very well, voters 65 and up he doing great among african and americans. >> woodruff: and among young voters bernie sanders -- >> bernie sanders is sweeping...
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theyap are expected to spread in california. these measures were brought in to halt that could toft focus a lo minds for a lot of californians. think of the population, it is nearly 40 million. 5 we are talkingllion people infected with coronavirus in such a short period of time. people are taking this and even people y do see out and about, they are practicing social distancing. people are keeping their distance. nada: that was sophie long speaking to me earli. from california, let's switch our attentn to washington, where the senate has been debating larme scale sinless ures. that is one of the developments as we wrap up a busy week. wajoined earlier by jacqueline alemany, a "washington post" political reporter. mitch mcconnell has come up with an economic stimulus bill, but with it.ns have problems what is the sticking point? jacqueline: the stitiing point is concerns that the gop proposal doesn't do enough for woing-class people, disproportionally benefit businesses and industries. a really tight timeline right now. they wan
theyap are expected to spread in california. these measures were brought in to halt that could toft focus a lo minds for a lot of californians. think of the population, it is nearly 40 million. 5 we are talkingllion people infected with coronavirus in such a short period of time. people are taking this and even people y do see out and about, they are practicing social distancing. people are keeping their distance. nada: that was sophie long speaking to me earli. from california, let's switch...